State sued over unequal education for black students
The law says the state must never deprive any citizen of the "school rights and privileges" described in the 1868 constitution
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The law says the state must never deprive any citizen of the "school rights and privileges" described in the 1868 constitution
Kingston Frazier was found shot dead in his mother's stolen car on the day of his first grade graduation
Mississippi state Rep. Karl Oliver said destruction of Confederate monuments is "heinous and horrific"
It was the first case prosecuted under the federal Hate Crimes Prevention Act involving a victim targeted because of gender identity
ACLU says police illegally search, detain, arrest black residents without reasonable suspicion
Lawsuit alleges funeral home, which denies the allegation, refused to cremate Robert Huskey's body because they wouldn't "deal with their kind"
Severe weather, including tornadoes, high winds, hail and flooding, killed at least 16 people in Texas and the Central U.S. this weekend
The incident allegedly happened at on off-campus party in March
A new analysis ranks the places with the highest stress levels; is your state one of them?
Jacqueline Williams was trying to relay her location to a dispatcher as her car settled into swirling waters, said Rankin County Coroner David Ruth
Jail officials found methamphetamine inside the back cover of the good book
Mississippi was one of several states with laws saying physicians who work at an abortion clinic must have admitting privileges
Driver may have followed a GPS set for commercial vehicle use rather than directions from tour company, NTSB board member says
A freight train barreled into a charter bus at the crossing on Tuesday, killing four people
The bus was carrying 50 senior citizens when its side was struck by a train
Argentinian-born Daniela Vargas was taken into custody on Wednesday, according to attorneys and ICE
Mississippi authorities have launched a nationwide search for 28-year-old Alex Bridges Deaton
Authorities have charged one person in the shooting deaths of the boy and his mother, grandmother and aunt at their home in Mississippi
Lawmakers are advancing a proposal to add them as execution methods in case a court blocks use of lethal injection drugs
Gov. declares state of emergency after twisters rip houses from foundations, leave 10,000 without power
In 1955 Mississippi, Carolyn Bryant told her husband Till whistled at her. A few days later, Till was found dead
Residents are just beginning to pick up the pieces after a rare and powerful January storm system tears across the Deep South, killing 19
Lives lost in Georgia and Mississippi -- and storms still threaten parts of South Carolina, Florida
Tornado hits Hattiesburg, Mississippi, area in the dark of night, killing people, flattening scores of homes
A Biloxi City Councilman said after the social media firestorm: "You know, we’re all looking at it and saying, ‘Hey, we need to change it'"